Busbey and Cannon Aides Dominate Roosevelt Era Politics
The piece profiles Busbey as a pivotal press agent and adviser to Cannon, detailing his influence on the Roosevelt era political machine. It notes his role shaping public image for Cannon and links to Taft era power dynamics with figures like Tawney and Sherley amid the broader Cannon faction. It ends with a China dispatch on government troops burning villages in Manchuria amid revolutionary unrest.
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Busbey
Cannon
Rossevelt’ Pussey
Roosevelt
Amoy
China
Odtestricta
Manchuria
Inaur
Denial Issued on Maybrick Marriage Report
Chicago secretary of the lecture bureau denies reports that he and Mrs Maybrick will wed. Also in briefs a Boise bank cashier is indicted for misappropriations totaling seventy eight thousand and six dollars. A Navy Yard Puget Sound plant nears steel frame work as construction proceeds. In Montana a miner, James Martin, 38, dies from a fall in the Leonard mine.
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Chicago
U. P
Charles L. Wagner
Mra. Maybrick
Maybrick
Navy Yard
Puget Sound
Central
Butte
Mont
James Martin
Leonard
Lewis Reelected as UMWA Head in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis on January 7, U. Co-President Lewis was reelected leader of the United Mine Workers of America after a tally by tellers indicated a clear victory over John M. Walker of Mines. An annual report may suspend Walker pending charges of lying and corruption. In Montana, Havre and Glasgow report extremely cold conditions with 36 to 40 below zero. In Washington, Gov. Mead offers a 500 dollar reward for the arrest and conviction of the unidentified man who assaulted Eb. F. Mall’s 16 year old daughter in Tenino.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Lewis
United Mins Workers of America
John M. Walker
Mines
Walker
Lowia
Butte
Mont
Olympia
Jackson youth rearrested in murder case of county judge
Jackson Ky. Hiargis Hargis, released on 26,000 bond to await trial for the murder of his father, Judge James Hargis, was arrested again late last night. Police said he appeared intoxicated and fired multiple shots near the store of County Judge Taulbe.
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Kentucky
Jackson
Beoch Hargis
Hin
James Hargis
Hiargia
Taulbe
Hustle Delivers Aid to Earthquake Sufferers From Abroad
Griscom led a $60,000 American relief effort with funds from the pope to establish field hospitals and distribute supplies through American agencies. The Bayern, loaded with cargo, departed Civitavecchia under the Italian Red Cross flag as Italian officials praised U.S. relief. Catharine Stevens, 70, pioneer of Chehatis county, died in Aberdeen after a long illness and recent strokes.
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Jan
Bastador Griscom
Gina
Bayern
Griscom
Civitavecchia
Red Cross
United States
Aberdeen
Catherine Stevens
Chehatis County
St. Joseph's Hospital
St Joseph's Hospital
Federal Paint Co Cuts Wall Paper Landing Costs
Federal Paint and Wall Paper Co reports savings of 20 to 60 percent on landing wallpaper in Seattle by purchasing in New York and using steamer shipping. Public benefit cited as large cost reduction.
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New York
Federal Paint & Wall Paper Co
First Ay
Landing Wall Paper
Seattle
Eee
Main
Ind
NEW York Box Lunch CO
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Hen
Iowa
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Tantey
Cannon Gang
Secret Service
Smith
Carmen
Finagerail
Sheliey
Sherley
Judiciary Committee
Billa
Legislative Bridge
Progres
Heattle
Mrs. Maybrick
Boise
Idaho
Ada County Grand
F. Neal
Capital State Bank
Port Orchard
Coleman Dock
Columbia St
Tee
J. Redelsheimer
First Av
Corner
HuresonDericaé
Peerk
Cor Inion
Graniteware Sale
Berlin
Atyle
Blue Holland
Welsbach
Elger
C. O D
Regelar
Rogers Bros
Centaur
Wallace & Bon
Willem Hogers & Bona
Tacoma
Northwest Trust & Safe Deposit Company
Seattle, Wash
Stint Pretery
Retary
Cashiee
Guaranty Abstract & Title Co
Tad
Brokers
C. Osborn & Co
California
Seattle Lighting Company
Hones
P.L
Union
Gus Brown
Yesler
Monopoly Company
AVION
Savings Bank
J. W. Bullock
Geattle
Wash